Whole Dog Journal

Wie Sie Ihren Hund ausführen

Newly Revised! Leash Training Simplified: Make Walks Worth Every Step! Despite perfecting their “sits” and “downs,” “leave its” and “stays,” your dog still yanks your limb out of their sockets, excitedly pulling and tugging to drag you both to that perfect sniffing spot, or to meet the new friend across the street. Although your first instinct may be to pull back, jerking on the leash to bring them back to your side, all this leads to is frustration on both ends; instead, take the polite approach. With Whole Dog Journal’s eBook exclusive, the dog owner’s newest treat, How to Walk Your Dog , is only a few clicks away! Whether you dream of trophies and competition or daily walks blessed with little distraction, the easy-to-follow instructions and photo illustrations will teach you everything you need to know about polite walking and proper leash training. Instantly download to read luring techniques to overcome competing reinforcements in your dog’s environment, when it’s appropriate to

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Category: Dog Training & Behavior

How To Walk Your Dog offers clear, step‑by‑step guidance for owners who want to enjoy safe, confident walks with their canine companions.

  • Practical techniques for establishing calm leash manners.
  • Safety tips for navigating streets, parks, and busy environments.
  • Advice suitable for dogs of any breed, size, or age.
  • Solutions for common walking challenges such as pulling, lunging, and distraction.

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

I've got a 90-pound lab who used to drag me down the block, and the calm leash manners techniques here actually stuck after a couple weeks. The safety sections were the part I didn't know I needed.

Eli ★★★★☆

The step-by-step sections on loose-leash walking finally got my beagle to stop dragging me down the block. I've read a lot of training advice that stays vague, but this actually breaks it down. My only gripe is I wish it covered reactive dogs a bit more, since that's my bigger struggle.